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Sep 15, 2012

] this is not the case. [inaudible] to islam and what can be solution to this gap which i think will not be solvent in the upcoming years. we will have -- problems. >> thank you. thank you for this question. first, what are you saying about the muslim hood and what was said was right. that's right. let me finish. he was talking about changing and reforming the individual, the family, and the society and at the end to get the islamic state and this was against the british residence and liberate the country toward the islam state. this is clear. if you look what is happening now within the muslim brotherhood you cannot say it is the same discourse. you can't say this. you might they they are changing words and having the same intelligence but be what was said recently even by mercy he said it clearly it's a [inaudible] no. you have to acknowledge he said it. once again, heim not asking you to trust what they are saying. when you deal with a political movement, you have to understand there are you are dealing with prague pragmatism. no one trust what he was doing. [inaudible] and we will check their b

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Sep 13, 2012

's leading islamic scholars, tariq ramadan on "islam and the arab awakening." >> if you look at the situation in tunisia and egypt, corruption, poverty, unemployment -- many people who were visiting egypt are dealing with the media saying, there is something not going right. the situation is very bad. we knew something could happen. >> as new census figures show 46,000 americans -- millions of americans are in poverty, we will speak with tavis smiley and cornel west. >> inequality, the top 1% got 93% of income in 2010. income. wealth. that is morally obscene. it is an ethical abomination. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. protests are spreading in the middle east over u.s. made film considered blasphemous to islam. earlier today hundreds of yemeni demonstrators stormed the u.s. embassy in sanaa, smashing windows and burning cars before breaking through the compound's main gate. protests have also occurred in other countries including egypt, iraq, iran, tunisia, and bangladesh as well as the gaza strip. in

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Sep 18, 2012

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Sep 18, 2012

it was reaction to a film that was blasphemous to islam. >> this is the single deadliest incident connected to that film so far. >> little remains of the car the attacker used tear ran into a small bus on its way to the airport. most of the passengers were pilots for an international air cargo company. >> the foreigners killed in this attack or of russian and south african nationality. >> shortly after the explosion, a radical islamic group claimed responsibility for the attack, saying the bomber was a 20-year- old afghan woman. a spokesperson said the attack was retaliation for the anti- islam video, "innocence of muslims" which portrays the profit, as a womanizer and a child abuser. it has sparked protests across the moslem world and the past week. the death toll has risen to at least 30. >> at least seven soldiers are reported to having been killed after kurdish militants attacked a convoy and turkey. more than 50 people are injured. attackers fired several rockets at the convoy as it traveled in the country's east. the kurdish terrorist group is expected to be behind the attack. >> the

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Sep 20, 2012

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Sep 20, 2012

whether the attack was premeditated or sparked by an islam film made in the u.s.. we will have more on the reaction of religious extremists later on in this half hour. and a serious human rights groups report that 54 people have been killed in an air strike in syria -- >> serious human rights groups report that 54 people have been killed in an air strike in syria -- >> syrian human-rights groups. >> trade unions in india called a one-day strike on thursday and brought the country to a standstill with the message "no to walmart." >> the government has designed reforms aimed at extending the stagnating economy, including opening the market to foreign chains. >> they could begin moving in, posing a threat to the small shops that dot india's landscape. >> the shop has been run by the same family for 70 years. you can buy most essentials here and they deliver. small shops are typical in india where there are not many supermarkets. international supermarket chains are keen to open branches in the country. -- open branches in the country. millions of small shopkeepers say that could threat

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Sep 21, 2012

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Sep 21, 2012

- islamic video. each of the presidential candidates are promising armageddon if the other wins. but what can each of them achieved? >> this country has become essentially ungovernable, with politics as boyz n. >> we have a special report on the population debate in china. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. there were more deadly protests in pakistan today against an anti-islamic some made in america. at least 19 people have been killed and tens of thousands of taken to the streets, burning banks and cinemas and attacking the diplomatic enclave. there were demonstrations in indonesia, iraq, and lebanon. >> in the city of lahore, an ger that could not be contained. it quickly became a day of rage. karachi was closed for business, like the rest of the country. >> we would like to show the world that all muslims are united on this. we are ready to die for the profit. -- for the prophet. >> the deadliest uprisings were in karachi. president obama hoped to prevent all this with an ad broadcast on pakastani tv. he condemned the video and emphasize america's comm

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Sep 9, 2012

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Sep 9, 2012

the u.s. is hostile to islam in general, maybe you can conclude that it was the u.s.. the fundamental fact, the assumption of inherent hostility -- in the case of the region's coming out of the hour but spring is we have to focus to the extent we can on the pragmatic issue of the future. whatever past animosity there is toward the u.s., we want them to think not in terms of how do i get back at the u. s? rather what use can i make of the u.s. to do the things i can't do now. to make = egypt -- to the things i can do now like to make egypt a better place. >> i don't disagree that it would be helpful to counter anti-americanism. there are a lot of benefits of that and some of them may be that it would be -- it would take some of the steam out of the terrorist -- the appeal of the terrorist ideology. what i found when i was in the government, repeatedly trying to get other people in the government interested in a serious effort against islamic extremism, one of the things that was generally brought forward by people who were disinclined to do anything in this area was that they would arg

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Sep 16, 2012

and the role he thinks islam will play in the future of the countries. now on booktv. it's just under an hour. .. >> what are the challenges ahead when it comes to democratization in the middle east in the future. having said that and many this very date where we were thinking about what happened in this country, once again after september 11th but, in fact, much before, but after september 11th we had the perception in connecting islam to violence and to terrorism and violent extremism. it's the right time to speak about not a tiny minority that is killing, but massive demonstrations of people in egypt and tunisia and in syria asking for dignity, justice and freedom. these are also muslims. so it's the right answer to talk about millions as a response to a tiny minority of people that are not representing islam for the great, great, great majority of muslims around the world. so it's also an answer that we have to get from within the muslim countries. having said that, when i started writing the book, i was trying to get a sense of what was happening. and, of course, i started to deal with t

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Sep 24, 2012

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Sep 24, 2012

lemon. thank you for joining us. first your headlines. a leading figure from the sunni islam world has called for a calm in the wake of continuing violent protests. he spoke with cnn and called for muslim followers to act more as a prophet muhammad would. >> translator: i was one of the first to warn about the dangers of this film in a statement to the muslim world, i asked people to deal with the situation the way prophet muhammad dealt with issues through patience and wisdom. >> a tragedy unfolding right now on one of the highest mountain peaks in the world. an avalanche has killed at least 11 climbers, and at least a dozen are missing now. this morning, a wall of snow crashed through several of the camps. manaslu is considered one of the most dangerous mountains to navigate. >>> turkey is the most recent victim of spillover fighting from syria. errant artillery rounds landed in a small turkish border town wounding a number of residents. for days now, syria's military and rebels have been fighting for control of the syrian town. >>> the latest viral video, greenday front man having a

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Sep 16, 2012

right now. >> there are >> he made his film with well-known anti islam and bejeweled. he also have ties to steve klein. the speeds at events that are anti islam. the irony, but don't targeting the profit of one faith is in danger and the people of another. >> the weekend is wrapping up. this is the last official weekend of summer. false starts next saturday. we have fog pushing into the bay. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, fog will be bayside. up for 70's and low 80s and south san jose, los out as it agrees. the warmest places, medley -- mid-80s in antioch. upper 60s and low 70's by the bay. here is a look at the 7 day around the bay. cooler on tuesday as we get more fog. all the way through this week and into next weekend, temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70's. load-mid '80s inland. get nose and whether any time on comcast channel 193, hour and a 24-7 news channel. >>vicki: the blue angels live, it is part of the fleetweek festivities. we will bring you all the sights and ds, hosted by mark danon and george rask. the blue angels live, saturday october 6th at 3:00 p.m.. mornings after

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Sep 15, 2012

of the european muslim never talks about the causes behind arab spring and the role he thinks islam will play in the future the country. now a booktv. this is just under an hour. [applause] >> thank you. can you hear me? not really. can you hear me? okay, thank you so much for being here with us this evening, talking about this series pacific topic and complicated issue when it comes to trying to understand what happened and what is happening in the middle east in the north african countries and what is the way forward. the book is not only about understanding what happened but also to think about what are the challenges ahead when it comes to democratization in the middle east and the future. having said that and this very date where we were thinking about what happened in this country, once again after september 11, and that much before but after september 11 we have the perception and connecting islam to violence and terrorism and violent extremism. it is the right time to speak about not the tiny that tiny minority that is killing the massive demonstrations of people in egypt and tunisia

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Sep 23, 2012

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Sep 23, 2012

can see it including radical islamic, who in the last few days attacked and murdered people in the name of muhammad, and our motivation is to educate, and not to incite or instigate. >>> and the new iphone, can you take pictures and shoot videos and then when you are done, there are buttons that allow you to tweet it or facebook it or to youtube for the entire world to see. anywhere anywhere at any second is capable of broadcasting something insulting. so my point is you cannot stop the march of time. and i wonder in what century are the protesters living, and then i read an article, internet videos will insult your religion, ignore them and get over it. welcome william. thank you for joining us. it's not just democracy or the u.s. and it's technology, and no matter your religious beliefs you cannot stop progress. >> no, and you just made the point you don't need a broadcast to broadcast hateful speech all around the world, all you need is a video camera and internet connection and literally two people were responsible for creating and disseminating this movie about the isla

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Sep 29, 2012

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Sep 29, 2012

and the role he thinks islam will play in the future of the countries involved. this is just under an hour. >> thank you. can you hear me? can you hear me? okay. thank you so much for the invitation here and for being here with us this evening talking about specific topic and complicated issue when it comes to try to understand what is happening in the middle east and african countries and what is the way forward because it is not only about understanding what happened but also the challenges when it comes to democratization in the middle east and the future. having said that, this very date when we were thinking of what was happening in this country once again after said cumberland but even much before but after september 11th we had the perception connecting islam to violence and terrorism and violent extremism. the right time to speak about a tiny minority of these killings, massive demonstrations of people in egypt and tunisia and syria asking for justice and freedom. these are muslims. the right answer to talk about millions as the response to the tiny minority of people who are not r

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Sep 10, 2012

CSPAN
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Sep 10, 2012

after the 9/11 attacks, we still have not addressed islamic extremism. this was the focus of a hudson panel discussion. it is an hour and 15 minutes -- 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am the president and ceo of the hudson institute. i would like to welcome our audience at the conference center as well as our distinguished panelists on organizing the u.s. government to counter islam extremism. the hudson institute is an international organization founded 51 years ago. and our research seeks to forge ahead is to promote prosperity and freedom. i also want to give a welcome to our viewers and to the folks at home on c-span. i also want to thank c-span for caring this discussion. there is agreement on a bipartisan basis in washington 11 units after 9/11 that the government has yet to figure out an effective way to challenge the ideology that is behind it is comic radicalism and behind terrorism. the fact we have some leading intellectuals here today is emblematic of the magnitude of this problem. the occasion for this event is the rollout of a new and decide to report republished. organ

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Sep 23, 2012

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Sep 23, 2012

the anti-islamic film that's been so offensive to muslims. thousands of hezbollah supporters in a lebanon town protested against the film and the leader of lebanon's shiite muslim movement called for a new protest tomorrow. this after other protests broke out in nigeria, bangladesh, and germany. >>> and meanwhile, a leading figure from the sunni islam world has called for calm in the wake of continuing violent protests. ali gomas spoke with elan lee and called for his followers and muslim followers to act more as the prophet muhammad would. ian joins me by phone. he's in cairo, egypt. will this have any impact in lessening the violence? >> don, it definitely will have some impacts on lessening the violence, especially in egypt and the surrounding countries. this is one of the leading figures of sunni islam. his voice does carry quite a bit of weight, but there will be extremist groups who want to exploit this video and political organizations that will want to use it to advance politically. so there are those who are going to still go out despite his maesage of peace, despite his message

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Sep 15, 2012

apologizing for not protecting the facility. tunisia is a moderate islamic. there are scary characters. next door in libya. a complex terror manhunt is just ging. for - beginning. for the ones who killed the ambassador. ther set to be in libya and traveling to benghazi and marines are already there. and two destroyers will be off of the coast of libya and overhead surveliance drones and aircraft, in fact some of them were shot at yesterday by islamist in the eastern side of the country, a sign of how difficult that manhunt will be. security on shore and the government not necessarily in complete control of the territory. judge? >> i understand that four people are in custody for being involved in the instigation of what happened in libya. do you have anything else on that? >> it happened pretty fast judge andly the government has not specified who they are and what they were involved with. and a lot of people are taking a step back from how serious that is. again, the fbi will go in there and it is not their terrain. and it is it a lot of different characters and it is it a dangerous situati

CSPAN - Politics & Public Policy Today

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Sep 15, 2012

islamic traditional limits -- traditionalism is not limited to one country. each week, our christian brothers and sisters from nigeria to kenya are being persecuted. when they go to church, they do not know if they will make it home afterwards. now the violence has come to us, the united states. on the anniversary of 911, no less. our libyan ambassador and his courageous the embassy staff lost their lives in a cool, gruesome, intentional terror attack. all the while, the response of this administration has communicated weakness and lack of resolve to the world. [applause] a top official seems incredulously convinced that the only way to curtail this crisis is to put a full frontal attack of the free-speech rights of american citizens. i want to be perfectly clear. this is not just about a movie. this was an intentional act that was done by radical islamists who seek to impose their beliefs on the rest of the world and we will not stand for it. [applause] no one here is suggesting that all muslims are radical. but we should not be ignorant of the objective reality that there is a very

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Sep 13, 2012

of this is coming from an anti-islamic film made here in the u.s. and it appears there is violence aimed across the country in a big region. we begin tonight with our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, who is back, where by the way they're reporting 200 injuries today. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian, clashes are still continuing here, even at this late hour near the u.s. embassy, and they were not the only ones in this region. this mess in the middle east is not over yet. the protesters in yemen set out to destroy the american embassy, to punish an insult against islam. protesters climbed the perimeter fence, undeterred by the yemen security forces who tried to keep them back, with water canons the crowds pushed forward, and managed to get inside the embassy parking lot. smashing windows, torching vehicles, using a forklift to do even more damage. this time, the u.s. embassy was prepared, staff was moved to a safe location, nobody was hurt. in cairo, another embassy under siege, but egyptian authorities are finally taking action. riot police battled demonstrato

KCSMMHZ - Newsline (30min)

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Sep 13, 2012

and their offices and heading out into the streets. protests against an american-made anti-islamic film are spreading. the growing turmoil follows tuesday' attack on a u.s. consulate in libya that killed an ambassador and three other staff. demonstrators in yemen are also targeting american diplomatic missions. they gathered in front of the heavily guarded u.s. embassy in sanaa. they chanted religious slogans. some threw stones at the buildings or attempted to climb over the walls. al arab al arabiya reports a number of people were injured. [ chanting ] protesters have been out in force again in the egyptian capital cairo. they gathered in tahrir square a few hundred meters from the u.s. embassy, which they stormed a couple of days ago. security forces tried to disperse the crowd. demonstrators fought back. health authorities say more than a dozen people were injured. protesters are angry the american-made film ridicules the prophet muhammad and includes scenes of a sexual nature. muslims object to any depiction of muhammad. >>> agents with the u.s. federal bureau of investigation are l

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Sep 14, 2012

in sudan is the latest target of protesters angry about an anti-islam video. >> in tunisia, at least three people are dead and 28 wounded as protesters attacked the u.s. embassy in the capital tunis. >> the pope brings a message of peace and reconciliation to 11 on, but his visit is also marred by deadly protests. violence is sweeping parts of the mideast in africa as protesters vent their anger over an anti-islam video. now, they are not just aiming their targets at the u.s. >> we go to sudan where thousands of demonstrators stormed the german and british embassies in the capital khartoum. reports says -- say they smashed windows before heading to the u.s. embassy. >> berlin says embassy staff are safe, but there are reports of one death near the u.s. mission. >> we will go live in just a moment, but first, we have this report. >> the violence erupted after friday prayers. an angry crowd stormed the german embassy in khartoum. smoke and flying rocks filled the air. their rage is directed toward germany and the west in general. >> when they insult our beliefs, our religion under the slogan

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Sep 12, 2012

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Sep 12, 2012

mention islamic terrorists. perhaps he will refer to this as workplace violence. before the president spoke, the protests in cairo started when a group, reportedly outraged over a low-budget film that insults the prophet mohammed, burned the american flag and replace tuesday with one that is similar to that of al qaeda. 9 1/2 hours straight, the statement and the official position of the government was apologizing to the radicals and it read, quote, from the embationzy, they condemn the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of muslims. feelings being hurt should have been the least of this concern. while the president and hillary clinton want to claim they didn't authorize that statement thappenned under their watch and they should be ashamed. governor romney addressed this pathetic response in jacksonville, florida, earlier today. >> obviously, the administration was wrong to stand by a statement, sympathizing with those who had breached our embassy in egypt, instead of condemning their actions. it is never too early for the united states governme

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Sep 14, 2012

. the ambassador was trapped here. some people came in, got him out from this window. those protesting the anti-islam movie have stayed outside of the compound during the shootout. theirs was a peaceful demonstration. but looters joined in, ransacked everything and took away whatever they could on their way out. witnesses here say this could have only been a well-planned attack. maybe an act of revenge for the killing of al qaeda's number two, a libyan national, who died in a u.s. drone attack in pakistan a few months ago. >> witnesses say this could have only been a well-planned attack. the attackers arriving in four cars, all at once, flying black flags, heavily armed. also, npr also spoke to a number of witnesses on the scene. people who were in the area that night. here's what she reported a short time ago. she said, "a lot of the witnesses we've spoken to, neighbors, the son of a landlord, a libyan guard who was wounded in the first part of the attack on tuesday night, all say there was no protest at all. they say it began and ended as an organized attack on the consulate." an organized attack.

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Sep 18, 2012

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Sep 18, 2012

responsibility for that attack calling it a response to the anti-islam online video. the u.s. military suspending most joint field operations with afghan forces. that after a number of insider attacks by the very men our forces are there to train. afghan soldiers killing 51 nato troops this year alone, more than the past two years combined. meanwhile the united states government backing away from the spontaneous attack description by the administration's spokesmen and spokespersons over the past week about events in libya, events that led to the murder of ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. fox news has confirmed from an intelligence source on the ground in benghazi that there was no significant or sizable demonstration of any kind in benghazi when the attacks on the consulate were launched. the white house has now apparently decided that the investigation may well lead to a different conclusion than the one the administration has been so certain about for almost a week. >> what i can tell you that we have provided information about what we believe was the precipitating caus

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Sep 22, 2012

on the internet that enflamed the muslim world. >> you write that filmmaker wanted to prove that islam is a violent religion. especially since most of them had never even seen the video. they're being manipulated in more ways than one here. >> yeah. the manipulateors are on both sides. we have our crazies that want to enflame passions in the muslim world. then we have radical cleric that's are happy to collaborate in this with each side hating the other and trying to insight their populations against each other. >> the next time it will be something else, another video, another cartoon or what have you. william, i want you to listen to this. >> since our founding, the united states has been a nation that respects all faiths. we reject all efforts to denigrate the religion beliefs of others. >> let me state very clearly and i hope it is obvious that the united states government had absolutely nothing to do with this video. >> okay. so that is part of a psa the government spent $70,000 to run on tv in pakistan. not once did they mention free speech. so here's a question by being so sensi

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Sep 15, 2012

at america over a video mocking islam. i'm wolf blitzer in for piers morgan. there is fear and uncertainty tonight over where this crisis is heading. this map shows the unrest spreading to more than a dozen nations. in sudan, a chilling image on a day where mobs tore into the u.s. and german embassy compounds. tonight the sus sending marines there to reinforce security at the embassy. in pakistan, a disturbing and familiar scene as the crowd burns the american flag. and in tunisia, black smoke rises from the compound. >> and two marines are dead at a military base where prince harry is now stationed as well. back home an emotional service at joint base andrews for the arrival of the bodies of the four americans killed in libya. the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens, information management officer sean smith and security personnel glen doherty and tyrone woods were honored and remembered. president obama spoke about the them, calling them heros who gave their lives for our country. >> they had a mission, and they believed in it. they knew the danger, and they accepted it. they didn't

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Sep 16, 2012

on the film maker of southern california believed to be the creator behind entire islamic film. authorities are trying to determine if he broke any violation of probation and police are saying that north bay which this may have been dishing a more than just food at this mexican restaurant, why she and another man are in jail this morning. >> good morning. i a.m terisa estacio. we will get to the top stories in a moment. janu >> this is a view from the mt. tam camera. a blanket of low cloud cover. it should clear by noontime, expecting another round of sunshine today and then, it will push back into the overnight hours. by midnight, increased the shores, south bay and market rallies. temperatures right now in the low 50s and san francisco, mid-50s in san jose, forties' in santa rosa. 50 degrees in livermore. it will warm up nicely out there. into the north bay, upper 70's and low 80s. we will have their full forecast coming out. >>terisa: new this morning, for american service members have been killed after an afghan police officer turned his gun on troops. half of this morning in souther

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Sep 15, 2012

egyptians said they were beginning to change their minds about america until the anti-islam film clip appeared on the internet. now as american embassies and symbols become prime targets around the world the state department is taking no chances. lester? >> jim maceda in cairo, thank you. >>> now to libya where we are learning new details about the attack that killed four americans including the u.s. ambassador there. nbc's ayman mohyeldin is in benghazi tonight where he has an exclusive with the president of libya tonight about what happened. good evening. >> reporter: the details of the attack that killed the american ambassador and three others may not be clear. according to libya's president there is no doubt in his mind who is responsible for the attack. the charred remains of the u.s. consulate in benghazi. libya's president said today the attack was not the aftermath of a spontaneous outburst of street protests over an anti-islam movie. >> i have no doubts about this. it is a preplanned attack. very sinister. with criminal intentions. >> reporter: for the first time president m

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Sep 16, 2012

sparked by an online video made in the u.s. that mocks islam and the prophet muhammad. the protests have set off a vigorous international debate about religion and violence and the boundaries between free speech, intolerance and incitement. after ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans were killed in libya, secretary of state hillary clinton categorically rejected the message of the anti-islam video. at the same time, she reiterated u.s. support for the freedom of expression and deplored the violent response to the video. >> we condemn the violence that has resulted in the strongest terms and we greatly appreciate the many muslims in the united states and around the world who have spoken out on this issue. violence, we believe, has no place in religion and is no way to honor religion. >> also in washington, top interfaith leaders, several of them muslims, came together to denounce the violence. they strongly urged their communities to reject activities and speech that stoke religious hatred. >> we must oppose all efforts to divide people in the united states, in libya, i

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Sep 20, 2012

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Sep 20, 2012

qaeda in the islamic magreg. >>> the conflict of interest in syria is causing more human suffering and civilian casualties. opposition activists say 55 people were killed in an explosion at a gas station triggered by a government air strike. amateur video shows the site in the northern city near the turkish border. people are suffering from a serious shortage of daily goods and were lined up at the station to buy fuel. a day earlier, rebel fighters had seized a location near the city. witnesses say government forces were engaged in a fierce bad with rebel to regain control of the area. a britain-based human rights group says 170 people died on thursday in fighting in the northern city of aleppo and homs in central syria. government soldiers stormed into a hospital, removed many wounded patients, and destroyed medical equipment. >>> japanese coast guard officers are looking out across the east china sea wondering what next. they've been monitoring chinese ships around the senkaku islands. the officers believe the chinese are trying to assert their sovereignty over the islands. coast

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Sep 30, 2012

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Sep 30, 2012

these places, one organizing principle has been islam. >> rick: president obama on "60 minutes" in an interview with numerous remarks about the cairo embassy attack and israel. his bump in the road comments ignored by most in the mainstream media. and if there was a follow-up to the comment they didn't air it. >> they never follow up with the president. the fundamental flaw as crypted by steve croft. they say it's not just islam it's the extremist wing of islam and name me another country other than indonesia and turkey where the fundamentalist islam has then nonviolent or promoted women or any other things. the newspapers all missed this because they don't have a religious perspective. >> rick: the assassination of our ambassador and two former seals. where was cri, bumps in the road, where was the criticism in that comment? >> i think the wave in change and in the wave the change there is going to be bumps in in the road. i don't think he meant to suggest and most people did not interpret that the death of four american officials is a bump in the road. but there was so much in that 60 minutes

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Sep 13, 2012

about that anti-islamic film, where is romney on this? also, could this be just the latest incident in which romney -- it was romney that managed to sell britaiheir own e the guy should have stuck to business. and bob woodward tonight, he's coming here on last year's debt crisis. finally, let me finish tonight, with a man who hopes to become president by saying, nothing. as president dewey, remember him? president dewey, how did that work out for him. and please come back at 7:00 eastern time, we're going to have the brand-new nbc news and maris numbers. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ honk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up wit

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Sep 14, 2012

a video knocking islam. i'm wolf blitzer in tyrone wood honored and remembered. president obama spoke about the men, calling them heroes who gave their lives for our country. >> they had a mission and they believed in it. they knew the danger. they knew the danger, and they accepted it. they didn't simply embrace the american ideal, they lived it. >> we'll have much more on the service coming up but first the latest on the wave of protests. joining us arwa damon and ben wedeman. arwa, what's going on in benghazi right now? >> reporter: well, the situation is pretty tense. just about every single libyan that we have been speaking to of course expressing their horror, their outrage about tuesday's attack, saying this most certainly is not indicative of how libyans themselves feel but also really wanting to see their own government begin to take control, begin to rein in these various militias. the government for its part now does believe, says it's 100% confident that tuesday's attack was carried out by extremist group or groups. they say they detained four people, not disclosing which

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Sep 15, 2012

on the british ambassador's convoy, there had been an infiltration of islamic extremists from the southern part of libya, there had been a series of attacks near the airport. so there's no doubt that chris was well aware at the time that benghazi was less than a secure city. >> what do you think caused this attack? was it simply that anti-islamic film or is there something much bigger here that explains this hatred of the united states? >> well, with respect to libya, i don't think it has to do with hatred of the united states. the islam terrorist groups, could have been gadhafi dead enders who have been plotting to destabilize the government. across the rest of the region, there's clearly a permeation of anti-and the struggle between the muslim brotherhood. >> egypt is much more important. i assume you like a lot of others are deeply disappointed that the newly elected president was so shy at least at the beginning in condemning the attack on the u.s. embassy. >> indeed. when he went to tehran a few days before that, i was hoping he would keep punching above his weight. it's clear between the

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Sep 12, 2012

it with a black islamic flag. the attackers in ghazi killed four americans. among them the ambassador chris stevens he was trying to escape at the time we are told. we are learning more about what may be motive. according to a member of the senate intelligence committee bill nelson say it could be attached to the killing of a top al qaeda leader. it may be because of an anti islamic movie that ridiculed mohammed. the initial reporting is one thing now we are getting into a bigger picture. one news organization is reporting the following. the bin gagain ghazi attack was planned and they used the movie and the protest as a diversion. secretary of state hillary clinton condemned the attack in libya. >> the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous shocking attack. we are working with libya to secure our diplomats. my administration will increase the posts around the world. make no mistakes we will work with the libyan government to bring to justice the killers who attacked our people. >> this is an attack that should shock the conscience of people of all faith around the wo

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Sep 19, 2012

this is first after all a fight inside islam and inside these cunies btween the far-far right and the right, basically. the ultra, ultraconservative islamists who want to embarrass and steal a maerj on the mortar conventional conservative islamists so that's a big part of what's going on, i believe. more broadly what is a product of-- it's a product of-- there's a word you hear when you speak to young arabs and muslims, it comes up within the first five minutes of every conversation and that is humiliation. at this is a civilization, young peop kn how far behind they are. and this produces a lot of lashing out. and this is another manifestation of that and this is why one has to hope that the arab spring, all of these projects, work. because i think the only way to overcome this is by them succeeding and building a different kind of society that allows their young people to realize their full fur potential and tha's what's missing. we have so many cover stories-- after 9/11 everyone wrote, yo d i had this conversation, how did they beat us? and that was a legitimate question to ask about 9/

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Sep 9, 2012

islamic extremism and other forms of hostile ideologies. this was the focus of discussion featuring former clinton and bush should ministration officials. it is an hour and 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am the president and ceo of the hudson institute. i would like to welcome our audience at the conference center as well as our distinguished panelists on organizing the u.s. government to counter islam extremism. the hudson institute is an international organization founded 51 years ago. and our research seeks to forge ahead is to promote prosperity and freedom. i also want to give a welcome to our viewers and to the folks at home on c-span. i also want to thank c-span for caring this discussion. there is agreement on a bipartisan basis in washington 11 units after 9/11 that the government has yet to figure out an effective way to challenge the ideology that is behind it is comic radicalism and behind terrorism. the fact we have some leading intellectuals here today is emblematic of the magnitude of this problem. the occasion for this event is the rollout of a new and decide to report re

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Sep 10, 2012

and on state supporters that exploit islam and use terrorism for ideological ends. the current administration identifies al qaeda as the enemy. we understood the enemy is a movement motivated by an ideology. it advocates for a committee residing at the nsc. this is a tough one. this problem. i think it presents a big problem. in the bush administration, the undersecretary of state for public diplomacy was given the lead with the emphasis on countering violent extremism. i headed an agency and my vice chair was an official who looked over my shoulder to make sure i was doing the right stuff. i worked closely with the nsc. it was the nsc that encouraged the intelligence community to participate in this group in a serious way. if you know them, that is not going to happen. the big advantage was i had an actual budget and i can execute things. we were operational. we could do things. we could demonstrate and say here is the way you build a network. the nsc has not been able to do that. i understand the concerns about the state department but i have to say an undersecretary with the support of a p

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Sep 19, 2012

egypt changed in 18 months. we went to a place a moderate islamic state to one really kowtowing to the demands of hard-line islamists and here demanding people's arrests, bill. bill: we watched it all flare up on friday last week. what is your sense of the violence, the potential of violence throughout the region? will it get worse? will it escalate or not, leland? >> reporter: we're at the point where the fuse burned down almost to the dynamite. here on the ground in cairo we were just out in tahrir square behind me and the u.s. embassy. there are literally dozens of police vans, with not hundreds or riot police in them waiting for the next problem. as we see around the middle east, protests continue in afghanistan. they happened in pakistan. also in thailand they have happened people chanting we are slaefs slaves to the holy prophet. with our soul and blood we will defend you, o holy prophet. the question is this part of a movie and will it die down or is this a larger amount of anti-american sentiment playing out around the region? the other big question here, bill, will the

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Sep 13, 2012

it ultimately said was it added kind of a two pieces, one that the film was attacking islam and that that was not a good thingment but also that nothing is, that violence, there's no excuse for violence. that's kind of the double message that they wanted from washington. romney kind of jumped in between those two messages. kept calling it an apology. again this maps with one of his origil critiques,hat preside oba goes around the world apologizing for america. a lot of people have looked at these so-called apologiesment they aren't anything of the kind. but that's the long-standing narrative romney has had. so he had an opportunity here to kind of plug back into that narrative. and when he says the word "apology" at a rally with republicans, the whole place lights up. >> rose: because they have context with it, they know he used it before as a charge against the obama administration. >> that's right. there is a largest contest which is that american foreign policy should never apologize. that america leads through strengtent u he tha all the time through governor romney. so

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Sep 16, 2012

are not the problem. the problem are the islamics that are demanding we follow their religious laws. this is not being mean to muslim. we are not being mean to muslim. in this country we believe in religious tolerance. if you are a catholic or jew or muslim and hin did the it is a different view this has serious conquences. our state department agreed with something and pushed with the muslim countries, un resolution 1618 and what it does is criminalize speech. it said to countries in the world. you can't say anything negative about islam. not any other religion but islam. >> mike: it is troubling that in the after math of the attacks on egypt and libya. that the immediate response was tell everyone they can't say anything that offends the muslims. wait a minute people say things that offend me and i don't storm the walls of the city hall. >> take a look that the radical islamics have about jews and christians. jews should sleep with the eyes open and they intend to defeat israel and kill jews and they intend to defeat the united states. there is it terrible hateful speech on the jews and christians a

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Sep 14, 2012

and psychiatry the uniform services university. he has keen interest in islam culture and faith as has shown cacht to psychology understanding of islamic nationalism and how it may relate to army interest in the middle east and asia. these officer vails reports were inaccurate. these were all flags. none of which were acted upon. so many flags in this case. these reports did not present the facts about the character in real, he was barely a competent psychiatrist. his really radical views alarmed his colleagues. it is a man who was to counsel our soldier coming back from the field of battle. in the case, both the fbi and dodd had important pieces to the puzzle that it put together maybe just could have possibly saved the lives of twelve soldiers and one civilian. i want to personally express my sympathy to those impacted by the terrorist attack at fort hood. we should treat those who died and wounded as a brave americans and award each of them a purple heart medal. when i spoke with the victim's family at the fort hood memorial service. i saw firsthand the outrage and loss they felt. and i w

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Sep 22, 2012

taken it upon themselves at one of the armed militias that were involved. tens of this happeneds of anti-islamic protestors took to the street was benghazi and stormed the compound of a group that is allied with al-qaida. they burned the office and moved on to a second target. a second armed militia that fired into the crowd and injuries dozens and killing 7 people. there is an increasing back lash in benghazi in the wake of the ambassador's death, uma. >> thank you for that update . one concern for the protest in the middle east is the role groups are playing. joining us is the senior fellow in the hudson institution. great to have you here today, sir. >> thank you very much. one small correction. so i can get my salary. it is the hoofer and not the hudson. >> there you go. so much at stake as the u.s. try to strike balance with count reaps that hate america. efforts of muslim that is are malign he want to heal scars from the past. despite the pr move. they are burning flags and the efagey and burning them and shouting listen obama we are all osam a. >> president obama believed in his own biogr

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Sep 12, 2012

of american troops there that were perceived to slight islam and mohammed. these marines are poised and ready to go and they should not take long at all to get to tripoli. in addition, the air force fired up cargo planes, we believe c-17s that will head to the region, and some to serve possibly as medevacs if needed to take out injured or wounded americans, and if the orders are given and we think they may be to evacuate any nonessential u.s. personnel from the embassy and consulate there in libya for perhaps further violence. >> are we learning anything about intelligence or intelligent sources that would have given any indication of the violence that happened so quickly to kill the american foreign service workers? >> it did happen fast. this film that really portrayed a missouri as a fake really didn't make much of a flash when it was first released in hollywood. but as soon as it got up on youtube, it shot around the world in a flash and sparked these riots. in some sense, i think the u.s. was caught flat-footed. what was interested in the 9/11 remarks yesterday here at the pentagon in hi

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Sep 13, 2012

of this world is islamic. the nakt fact is, a big part of the world is islamic. a billion islamic people are born that way, 350,000 arabs born that way, why would you want to make them hate you? my question is, why didn't mitt romney say, i hate people that want to start trouble between the two largest religions? you're thought? why doesn't he say something? >> i think there are a couple of things. first of all, you have this attack on the american embassy that is early reminiscent and the take over in tehran. this was an election that hinged in large part in ronald reagan's defeat on how that crisis was handled, how it dragged out and the republican party may be calculating that they are waiting to see how this plays out. if it escalates, particularly friday, the muslim day of prayer but there's that other domestic come component of his own religious right. there are many who are skeptical that the cultural gap can be bridged. i think there are a number of factors but -- >> you mean the right wants to go to war with islam? that's what you're saying? >> not necessarily. there's a religio

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